UTG 1"/2PCs Med Pro Max Strength Picatinny Rings, 22mm Wide , Black

So I used these rings on my Ruger 10/22 with an EGW rail and Nikon Prostaff Rimfire II scope. Its just a 10/22 and I wasnt about to go mounting optics that out priced the rifle and besides that. You dont need anything crazy for these rifles. They have little to no recoil and you are mostly going to be shooting inside 100 yards. So what brought me to these particular rings is that they are cheap, functional, and they look great. I am a function and form type of person. I need looks and performance. I cant have one with out the other. These rings fit the bill.I had the shop where I purchased the gun mount the scope. The guy told me everything went on with out a hitch and the rings lined up beautifully. I have not tested the guaranteed zero feature of these rings where you can take them off the gun and put them back on and the scope will still be zero, But I did put about 300 rounds through the rifle since mounting the scope and everything worked beautifully. I actually got the thing zeroed in at 100 yards with about 5 or 6 rounds and the other 295 rounds was just me having fun haha. So I am absolutely satisfied. Everything works well and everything looks great.

This was my second set of the UTG pro Max Strength rings. My second because I was completely satisfied with the first set. I have big$$ rings on other rifles that have bigger recoil. The two sets I have bought I use on an AR15 and a 10/22 Target. Both sets have held the scope to zero, no issues working loose or nothing else negative. They do just what they are suppose to and for a very good price. I have helped friends mount optics with some cheap mounts and rings and they felt cheap, these do not. I will by more as needed. Highly recommend.

See my review of the 30 mm model. Same commentary. There is no quality difference. My one inch sets are on a single shot, 7mm-08, NEF Handi Rifle and two are on NEF, .50 cal. Muzzle Loaders (low cost weapons). They are solid and hold zero as well as any. As with any Picatinny application, one will find play forward and back when the ring is mounted on the rail. Remember the physics law, "Objects at rest tend to stay at rest" and "Objects in motion tend to stay in motion"? Well, the scope assembly is at rest. Under recoil, the rifle is moving to the rear very suddenly. If the scope were to move, it would move forward. Well actually, the scope would sit still and the rifle would move to the rear under the scope. Either way, the scope will move toward the muzzle. Counter this by pushing BOTH rings as far forward as they will go in the rail slot prior to torquing. I only go to 30 inch pounds, not 35 as instructed on the package.

These rings are great value. I wouldn't put them on a high precision rifle capable of sub-MOA accuracy, but for the price, they're hard to beat. Very sturdy, and the tape in the bottom rings is a nice touch if you aren't going to lap the rings and bed the scope.

Like the quick disconnect, easily to remove/replace scope.

Holds tight on the rifles I bought another set cause I like the ease of the easy on and off for the scopes even after taking off the scope in travel I put it back on in the same place I was only a 1/4 off from zero at 100yds they work great

For the price these are great and cannot be beat. Better than others that I paid more for in the past.

I wanted a lightweight aluminum set of rings for a low recoil gun. When the package arrived, I thought, this feels heavier than some of the other rings I've had, almost as much as steel rings. The description says they weigh 2.4 ounces. I weighed them on an accurate scale - 5 ounces. The scope, rings and base now adds over 1 1/2 lbs to the gun.

Habe es für einen Mosin, passt alles und kann keine negativen Eigenschaften feststellen.Natürlich von der Verarbeitung kein Vergleich zu ERA oder so.

Ottima fattura, montaggio rapido e solido.

These are surprisingly excellent and very solid scope rings given their comparatively very low price. Solid, and stout, there is really a lot of value here. I put roughly one hundred (100) rounds of .308 downrange, and due to an issue with the rail mount tension, I had to remove the scope several times. I would shoot one or two rounds, and to try to fix something on the mount, I'd have to remove the scope, then fire a few more. I removed and remounted the scope at least ten (10) times. Each time, the rings held solid and they returned to zero. Each. Time. For budget rings, that is amazing. I was absolutely sure that I'd have wandering zero, but no, each time, they held zero when remounted.There is a thin fabric coating on the inside of the rings which saves having to lap them. There are springs on the inside of the mounting screws, this doesn't seem to be an issue.Unfortunately, medium height proved to be too high over my bore axis, and to compensate, I had to aim considerably lower than where my cross hairs met, even after adjusting the scope to the lowest possible elevation setting. That however, is not to criticize the rings; that's a buyer error on my part.These rings are truly excellent value. They held up solidly under some good strong recoil, and they returned to zero! I am very surprised, very pleasantly surprised by just how much value has been packed into these scope rings. My expectations have been exceeded. They are truly outstanding, for ~$25.00 you should allow yourself to be as pleasantly surprised as I was.

As always awesome quality for the price. Nothing here but sturdy rings for a ridicule price. Thanks UTG!

Produkt wie man es von UTG gewohnt ist sehr wertig in Qualität und Handhabung. Würde dieses immer wieder kaufen .